Davenport E2000
Key Specifications
Max Spindle
number of spindles
bar capacity
control
number of axes
live tooling
Overview
The Davenport E2000 is a purpose-built CNC 5-spindle automatic screw machine representing Davenport Machine's modern platform—designed from the ground up as a CNC multi-spindle automatic rather than a conversion of a mechanical predecessor. The E2000 preserves the 5-spindle indexing drum architecture that Davenport operators know, while incorporating servo-driven axes, modern CNC control, and engineering refinements that reflect decades of accumulated knowledge about what production screw machine shops actually need.
Where the Model B CNC represents the upgrade path for shops with existing mechanical Davenport investments, the E2000 targets shops investing in new multi-spindle capacity and wanting the Davenport 5-spindle platform with contemporary CNC engineering rather than a rebuilt mechanical machine. The E2000 is built on a new casting, with servo motors driving all programmable axes from the start—eliminating the integration compromises inherent in retrofit programs and delivering a more consistent and capable CNC platform.
The E2000's 5-spindle architecture processes parts through five simultaneous machining positions, with the indexing drum rotating to advance each workpiece through the operation sequence. Each spindle position can be equipped with cross-slide tools, end-working tools, and live tooling attachments that expand capability beyond pure turning to include drilling, milling, thread rolling, and cross-hole operations. The net result is the ability to complete complex multi-operation parts in a single setup at production rates measured by the cycle time of the longest individual operation.
For production volumes in the hundreds of thousands to millions of parts per year, the 5-spindle architecture delivers a compelling economic case compared to deploying multiple single-spindle CNC turning centers. The E2000 can replace multiple single-spindle machines in the right application, reducing direct labor, floor space, and work-in-process inventory while improving dimensional consistency through the single-setup machining approach.
The E2000 targets the core Davenport market: North American precision component manufacturers producing hydraulic fittings, pneumatic components, automotive fasteners, electronic hardware, and medical device components from barstock in the brass, aluminum, steel, and stainless steel material families. For shops committed to the Davenport 5-spindle architecture and wanting a new machine rather than a rebuilt conversion, the E2000 is Davenport's answer.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Number Of Spindles | 5 |
| Bar Capacity | 1 in (25.4 mm) |
| Max Spindle Speed | Up to 10,000 RPM |
| CNC Control | Allen-Bradley or Fanuc CNC (application-dependent) |
| Number Of Axes | Up to 2 NC axes per spindle position plus end-working axes |
| Live Tooling | Available at multiple spindle positions |
| Parts Per Minute | Application-dependent; optimized for high-volume continuous production |
| Machine Weight | Approximately 10,000–12,000 lb (4,536–5,443 kg) |
| Floor Space | Approximately 9 ft × 7 ft (2.7 m × 2.1 m) |
Specifications sourced from iemca.com — verified 2026-03-28
Strengths & Limitations
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
The Model B CNC is a rebuild and CNC conversion of an existing mechanical Davenport machine—replacing cam-driven mechanisms with servo drives on the proven Davenport mechanical base. The E2000 is a purpose-built CNC machine designed from the ground up with servo axes and CNC control integrated from the start. The E2000 typically offers better CNC performance and consistency; the Model B offers lower cost by leveraging an existing mechanical base.
02
New Davenport E2000 machines typically range from approximately $200,000 to $400,000 depending on configuration, tooling package, and options. Contact Davenport Machine directly for current pricing, as exact costs vary with the specific configuration and any concurrent tooling and support packages.
03
Yes, the Davenport E2000 supports live tooling attachments at multiple spindle positions, enabling cross-drilling, milling, and threading operations within the 5-spindle cycle. This eliminates secondary operations for many part families that would otherwise require a second setup on a separate machine.
04
The Davenport E2000 is designed for barstock up to approximately 1 inch (25.4 mm) in diameter, covering the majority of precision screw machine work in brass, aluminum, steel, and stainless steel. This covers hydraulic fittings, fasteners, connectors, and electronic hardware in the core screw machine market range.
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For parts with 3–5 distinct machining operations, the E2000's 5-spindle architecture typically delivers 3–5x the throughput of a single-spindle CNC lathe at comparable part complexity. The effective E2000 cycle time equals only the longest single spindle-position operation, not the sum of all operations—this is the fundamental throughput advantage of multi-spindle production.
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